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Reading Log for Kids

A reading log to send home in the reading folder. Each child gets their own page, with their name at the top and 16 rows for the date, the book title, the minutes read, the pages and a parent’s initials.

Paste your class list and the maker makes one page for each student, ready to print in one go. Leave the list empty for a single page with a line for the name.

One page for each student: send it home in the reading folder.

One name per line. Attendance, behavior, checklist and conference forms list them; reading logs and homework trackers make one page per student.

One per line, e.g. Permission slip, Field trip money, Supplies.

Colors

Some forms print sideways (landscape). Black & white saves ink.

Everything you type stays on your computer. It is never sent to us.

Preview

What’s on the reading log

Page
Portrait (upright), sized to fit US Letter and A4 paper. Six color choices, including Black & white.
At the top
Reading Log, then Name (the student’s name), Teacher, Month: printed when you type them, or a line to write on.
Columns
Date, Book title, Minutes, Pages, Parent initials.
Rows
One page for each student on your list, with their name printed at the top and 16 rows (the first 40 names are used). Without a list: one page with a line for the name.

How to use it

  1. The reading log is already chosen under Form.
  2. Type your name and the month, or leave them empty to write by hand.
  3. Paste your student names, one per line: each name gets its own page.
  4. Click Print to print the whole set, then send each log home in the reading folder.

If the page prints small, set the printer to Fit to page.

Questions

Does each student get their own reading log?

Yes. Paste your class list (up to 40 names) and each student gets a page with their name printed at the top.

What columns are on the reading log?

Date, Book title, Minutes, Pages and Parent initials, on 16 rows. The Book title column is the widest.

Can I make a reading log for my own child?

Yes. Type one name, or none to write it by hand, and print a single page. The Teacher line can stay empty.

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